Violence In The New World Order
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Violence In The New World Order
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Concentrationcamps, mass-slaughters
Do you really think that this is enough?
Massdeportations, millions of refugees
Do you really think that this is enough?
Ethnical cleanings, rotting corpses
Do you really think that this is enough?
Thousands of mines, dangerous playgrounds
Do you really think that this is enough?
I pity you all when you fight in some war
believe all the crap and defend it 'til you die
The acts of violence - reactions of silence
The only thing we choose to condemn
is the most cruel surface of humanity
but the continuity depends on you and me
All depends on you and me!
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